Brianna Hoge is a Public Relations Specialist at various esteemed organizations. She focuses on themes such as education, health and wellness, and engineering, while also covering competitive sports and event management. Brianna's work has been featured in the Birmingham Times, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and Medical Xpress.
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Brianna Hoge's coverage predominantly focuses on medical research, cancer treatment, healthcare, and awareness in Birmingham, Alabama. She frequently covers local events and press releases related to health and wellbeing.
To effectively reach out to Brianna, consider pitching stories about innovative medical research or treatments for cancer within the local Birmingham area. Additionally, providing data-driven insights related to healthcare trends or initiatives would likely align with her coverage preferences.
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By: Brianna Hoge
After two years at a local community college, Nakia Coleman transferred to the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where she served in various leadership roles, including co-president of the Transfer Student Organization. In 2023, she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, but she was unsure which direction to go next.
By: Katherine Kirk, Brianna Hoge
In a groundbreaking effort to address the special education teacher shortage, the University of Alabama at Birmingham ’s School of Education and Human Sciences has partnered with Hoover City Schools to launch a “grow your own” initiative.
By: Brianna Hoge
The holiday season is a time of fun and excitement. But for some, it can bring stress and anxiety. Long work hours, family dynamics and financial pressures can contribute to stress, which may lead to substance and alcohol abuse. The brain is impacted by these substances because it controls our thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
By: Brianna Hoge
The most wonderful time of the year can be filled with lots of travel to see family and friends. When leaving the home alone while traveling, a University of Alabama at Birmingham safety expert says there is no need to set up traps and trip wires. Just make sure the following items are added to the to-do list before loading up the sleigh to keep homes safe, prevent damage and deter potential risks.
Current and future Blazers wanting to attend during the 2025-2026 academic year can start completing their federal student aid form now.
By: Brianna Hoge
Rachel Smith, Ph.D., received a 2024 NARSAD Young Investigator grant from the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation that could create new insights into what takes place inside the brains of clinically depressed patients.
By: Brianna Hoge
In 2024, the University of Alabama at Birmingham reached unprecedented heights in growth and impact, aligning with its strategic plan, Forging Ahead, to positively transform lives across Alabama and beyond through education, research, innovation and economic development, community engagement, and patient care.
By Brianna Hoge www.uab.edu This is an excerpt from an article on UAB’s achievements that took place on campus, in Birmingham and across the state of Alabama In 2024, the University of Alabama at …
By: Brianna Hoge
The University of Alabama at Birmingham has achieved a remarkable milestone, blazing into the top 6 percent of global universities in the latest U.S. News & World Report international rankings.
On Friday, the University of Alabama at Birmingham ’s campus was covered in light blanket of snow, turning the beautiful Campus Green into an urban winter wonderland.
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